Definition of Googlewhack in English:

Googlewhack

nounˈɡuːɡlˌwak

A search term consisting of two words, with no surrounding quotation marks, that produces one single result when entered into the search engine Google.
stumbling upon a Googlewhack is less likely
Example sentencesExamples
- Shortly after his 31st birthday, he discovered his website had a Googlewhack!
- I decided to try my hand at a rapid Googlewhack.
- They're not easy to find, but I decided that with all the many pages on my website, at least one of them must contain a Googlewhack.
- Except of course none of those are true Googlewhacks, due to Google claiming each one contains a word it does not recognise.
- "Fertile conservatism" sounds almost like a googlewhack!
- I get the distinct impression that a search referral like "bonjela melodica" is somebody's attempt at a googlewhack.
- Thanks to a small obsession, I've discovered that the site has it's very own Googlewhack.
- "Once you find out what a Googlewhack is, if you haven't got the curiosity to look for more, you're not human," he says.
- It turns out I've got a Googlewhack; you'll have to follow this link to Google to see it.
- I finally got a Googlewhack (by accident) just now.

Origin

2002: coined by the American entrepreneur Gary Stock, from Google, the proprietary name of the popular Internet search engine, + whack; popularized by the British comedian Dave Gorman.

Definition of Googlewhack in US English:

Googlewhack

noun

A search term consisting of two words, with no surrounding quotation marks, that produces one single result when entered into the search engine Google.
stumbling upon a Googlewhack is less likely
Example sentencesExamples
- I finally got a Googlewhack (by accident) just now.
- They're not easy to find, but I decided that with all the many pages on my website, at least one of them must contain a Googlewhack.
- Thanks to a small obsession, I've discovered that the site has it's very own Googlewhack.
- "Fertile conservatism" sounds almost like a googlewhack!
- It turns out I've got a Googlewhack; you'll have to follow this link to Google to see it.
- I get the distinct impression that a search referral like "bonjela melodica" is somebody's attempt at a googlewhack.
- Except of course none of those are true Googlewhacks, due to Google claiming each one contains a word it does not recognise.
- Shortly after his 31st birthday, he discovered his website had a Googlewhack!
- I decided to try my hand at a rapid Googlewhack.
- "Once you find out what a Googlewhack is, if you haven't got the curiosity to look for more, you're not human," he says.

Origin

2002: coined by the American entrepreneur Gary Stock, from Google, the proprietary name of the popular Internet search engine, + whack; popularized by the British comedian Dave Gorman.

单词	Googlewhack
释义	Definition of Googlewhack in English: Googlewhack nounˈɡuːɡlˌwak A search term consisting of two words, with no surrounding quotation marks, that produces one single result when entered into the search engine Google. stumbling upon a Googlewhack is less likely Example sentencesExamples Shortly after his 31st birthday, he discovered his website had a Googlewhack! I decided to try my hand at a rapid Googlewhack. They're not easy to find, but I decided that with all the many pages on my website, at least one of them must contain a Googlewhack. Except of course none of those are true Googlewhacks, due to Google claiming each one contains a word it does not recognise. "Fertile conservatism" sounds almost like a googlewhack! I get the distinct impression that a search referral like "bonjela melodica" is somebody's attempt at a googlewhack. Thanks to a small obsession, I've discovered that the site has it's very own Googlewhack. "Once you find out what a Googlewhack is, if you haven't got the curiosity to look for more, you're not human," he says. It turns out I've got a Googlewhack; you'll have to follow this link to Google to see it. I finally got a Googlewhack (by accident) just now. Origin 2002: coined by the American entrepreneur Gary Stock, from Google, the proprietary name of the popular Internet search engine, + whack; popularized by the British comedian Dave Gorman. Definition of Googlewhack in US English: Googlewhack noun A search term consisting of two words, with no surrounding quotation marks, that produces one single result when entered into the search engine Google. stumbling upon a Googlewhack is less likely Example sentencesExamples I finally got a Googlewhack (by accident) just now. They're not easy to find, but I decided that with all the many pages on my website, at least one of them must contain a Googlewhack. Thanks to a small obsession, I've discovered that the site has it's very own Googlewhack. "Fertile conservatism" sounds almost like a googlewhack! It turns out I've got a Googlewhack; you'll have to follow this link to Google to see it. I get the distinct impression that a search referral like "bonjela melodica" is somebody's attempt at a googlewhack. Except of course none of those are true Googlewhacks, due to Google claiming each one contains a word it does not recognise. Shortly after his 31st birthday, he discovered his website had a Googlewhack! I decided to try my hand at a rapid Googlewhack. "Once you find out what a Googlewhack is, if you haven't got the curiosity to look for more, you're not human," he says. Origin 2002: coined by the American entrepreneur Gary Stock, from Google, the proprietary name of the popular Internet search engine, + whack; popularized by the British comedian Dave Gorman.
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